Hiking · March through November

Where to stay for hiking in Williamson, WV

Williamson is the seat of Mingo County, with about 2,700 residents, on the Tug Fork across from Kentucky. Its Coal House, a 1933 building faced entirely in bituminous coal, stands on the courthouse square. The town is in the heart of Hatfield and McCoy feud country and near several Hatfield-McCoy Trails systems.

Nothing is listed in Williamson, WV for hiking yet. Trails run from short rim walks at New River Gorge to the 24 mile North Fork Mountain Trail and the open barrens of Dolly Sods.

Where do you stay for hiking in Williamson, WV?

Hiking in Williamson, WV runs march through november. Nothing is listed in Williamson itself yet — the nearby towns below are the closest beds.

Best time of year
March through November

Nothing listed yet

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What people ask

When can you go hiking in Williamson, WV?
The season in Williamson, WV runs march through November. Trails run from short rim walks at New River Gorge to the 24 mile North Fork Mountain Trail and the open barrens of Dolly Sods.
Where should I stay for hiking in Williamson, WV?
There is nothing listed in Williamson, WV yet. Travelers generally base themselves in Matewan or Gilbert instead.
What is the best month for hiking in Williamson, WV?
The main season runs march through November, with the shoulder weeks at either end generally quieter and cheaper than the middle of the season. Outside that window conditions become unreliable and some access points close.